Educational magnetic puzzle with safari booklet Ramiz ZGR.8726-44 – children’s learning set

Educational magnetic puzzle with safari booklet Ramiz ZGR.8726-44 – children’s learning set combines reusable magnetic pieces with a themed booklet that guides play and learning. The set is designed to let preschool children assemble animal scenes and match magnets to printed illustrations, supporting development of fine motor skills, spatial reasoning and vocabulary related to safari animals and environments.

Advantages

The magnetic pieces are reusable and adhere to the included board surfaces, enabling repeated practice without wear to paper pages. The safari booklet provides structured activities that progress from simple matching to more complex scene assembly, promoting independent play and guided learning. Durable materials and rounded edges make the set appropriate for young children while keeping handling safe and comfortable.

Suitable for

• Preschool educational activities and early learning centers
• Home learning and supervised play
• Group activities in kindergarten or classroom settings
• Developing fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination and basic vocabulary

Key specifications

• Theme: Safari animals and environments
• Components: Reusable magnetic pieces and illustrated activity booklet
• Recommended age group: Preschool children
• Safety features: Rounded edges and child-safe materials
• Functionality: Pieces adhere to magnetic boards or surfaces for scene assembly

How to use

Open the safari booklet and choose an illustration or activity page. Select the magnetic pieces that correspond to the animals or items shown and place them on the magnetic surface to recreate the scene or complete matching tasks. Activities can be done independently by the child or with an adult guiding vocabulary, counting, and positional language. Store magnets in the included compartment or a small box after use to keep pieces organized and prevent loss.

Usage recommendations

Use the set on a flat, stable magnetic board or table surface and supervise children under three years. Rotate booklet pages and vary tasks—ask children to name animals, describe locations, or count elements—to extend learning and reinforce vocabulary and spatial concepts.